Sentence examples for smoke accumulation from inspiring English sources

And because of increasing socioeconomic disparities in smoking, low-income families are more likely to live in homes and neighborhoods where decades of smoking have led to thirdhand smoke accumulation.

We discuss how these risks can be interpreted, and recommend that measures to mitigate smoke accumulation in tree cavities be implemented where spring burns are conducted in areas potentially occupied by fishers.

The original color of the apparent black lines is actually blue when observed under the microscope, which is the result of long-term smoke accumulation.

Major deterioration is manifested in deformation of walls, cracking, collapse, detachment of paint and plaster, faking of paint, smoke accumulation due to pollution from butter burning, and abrasions, all of which pose a threat to the long-term preservation of the paintings.

Studies of cigarette smoke-induced accumulation of lung DCs in mice indicate an IL-1 dependent IL-1 dependent0].

Further studies confirmed that exposure of lung epithelial cell lines and fibroblasts to cigarette smoke extract induced the accumulation of autophagosomes on electron micrographs and enhanced levels of LC3b-II protein [96]; while genetic depletion of two macroautophagy pathway members, Beclin-1 and LC3b, reduced the rate of cell death in cigarette smoke extract-exposed cells [97].

In summary, our findings show that inhalation of cigarette smoke leads to the accumulation of nCB in airway APCs (macrophages and mDCs).

Other explanations include a less healthy lifestyle of smokers (i.e. less healthy eating and less physical activity) and also the positive association between number of cigarettes smoked and central fat accumulation [ 21] and a J- or U-shaped association has also been found between waist circumference and visceral fat area with total lifetime smoking amount [ 22].

A 10-year-long cleaning and restoration of the Sistine Ceiling completed in 1989 removed several centuries' accumulation of dirt, smoke, and varnish.

Buses were consistently said to be in bad cosmetic and mechanical condition, with missing or damaged seats, graffiti, noisy engines, litter accumulation, excessive exhaust smoke, and crackling sounds.

In agreement to our data, Zhang et al. reported that nicotine, the major component in cigarette smoke, can stimulate HIF1 protein accumulation and HIF1α contribute to nicotine-promoted cells invasion phenotypes in lung cancer cells [26].